Frequently Asked Questions

Camelot Playground may be used for birthday parties, but it remains open to the public at all times. The picnic shelter at Cannon Park is available for private rentals. Visit the Help Desk to request a reservation.

Office hours are 8:30 am - 5:00 pm, Monday through Friday.

You can reserve Village facilities by visiting the Citizen Service Desk or by calling Village Hall at (910) 295-1900.

Residents can download a “Voter Registration” form from the Moore County Board of Elections.

The Pinehurst Development Ordinance (PDO), the Pinehurst Municipal Code, and other Village Ordinances are accessible through the Document Library.

The Village accepts cash, credit cards and checks made payable to the Village of Pinehurst.

You can update or add your contact information online or you can contact Village Hall at (910) 295-1900.

A silt fence may be required by the building inspector. If this fence has fallen, please allow 48 hours for the builder to repair the fence. After this time, you may contact the Inspections Department at (910) 295-2581.

The Engineering CD may be obtained at the Front Desk at Village Hall, or you can call (910) 295-1900 to request a copy by mail.

A Certificate of Occupancy (CO) will be issued once the final building, fire, Community Appearance Commission (CAC), and zoning inspections are completed and approved by staff.

If a building or structure is removed, altered, repaired, converted or maintained, it is probable that a permit is required. Fees vary based on permit type and are listed in the Village Fees and Charges Schedule. All permit applications can be found in the Document Library and must be submitted to the Planning and Inspections Department in person at 395 Magnolia Rd.

Applications for propane tanks, irrigation wells, single trades, temporary use permits, lot clearing, home occupations, play equipment, and permanent signage may be submitted any weekday during business hours, from 8:30 am - 5:00 pm. All other types of permit applications must be submitted on Wednesdays, between the hours of 8:30 am - 1:30 pm.

The approval process varies in length depending on the type of permit requested. Single trade (plumbing, irrigation, mechanical and electrical), propane tank, play equipment and clearing permits can be approved at the time the application is submitted. Permits for fences are approved in two weeks (for residents not living in the Local Historic District). For property located in the Historic District, approval for a project can take up to two months. Building permits for single family homes, additions, decks, and pools can take up to 4-6 weeks

The CAC reviews all new construction, additions, and some alterations, in residential districts. If your property is located in the Local Historic District, an additional meeting will be required with the HPC. P&Z reviews all major site plans, permanent signage, rezonings, land use plans, subdivisions, and changes to the Pinehurst Development Ordinance (PDO). The BOA hears all cases concerning variances and appeals. If you are required to meet with one of these boards, their approval is necessary before your permit can be issued.

TheLocal Historic District Map identifies which properties are included in the district.